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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
4
In Davenport this morning amateur golf saw Art Bagge who had won the first two matches fall 2 and 1 under coach John Miller of Davenport. The match ended with Bagge sidelined after a competitive round.
The Fremont Lassies held a county level exhibit in the Evangelical and Reformed church parlor with 62 articles entered by 13 girls. Nina Curtis presided, with Joyce Schomberg and Nyla Bell named as standout members and new enrollments recognized for perfect attendance.
Approximately 60 participants joined the Fulton Junior Farmers Four-H club for an all day tour. The event began at 8:30 a.m., included a picnic at noon at Walcott park, and continued with 25 project inspection stops. Stops covered baby beef and beef heifers, dairy heifers, chickens, sheep, and market hogs with numerous 4-H members named.
Laurent Council Knights of Columbus schedules a stag fish fry for July 30 with Earl Jones as general chairman and lodge officers assisting. A weekly Saturday steak supper at the KC hall is also planned.
A versatile scarf features a large attached flower and can be worn around the neck from neck to hip as a peplum or around the waist. It promises a fresh look for any costume and adapts to various fashion needs.
Florence Chadwick becomes the first woman allowed into the Navy Deep Sea Diving School, donning a 190 pound suit and completing a 20 minute test in the 15 foot practice tank. Lieutenant Commander W Kenneth Wilson notes she did better than some male students.
The June 1953 monthly weather summary shows mean temp 75.6 degrees, up from 71.1, with a high of 100 on June 25 and a low of 45 on June 4. Rainfall totaled 5.01 inches, above normal 4.4, heaviest 2.18 inches on June 15, plus 11 days above 90.
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